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A subscriptions miist be paid in advttnce. j Payment must be made at this office, or, if to a collector, ten per cent, additional will be charged. Our .C!nllprtnr will wii'klv nn ibdinnupnts -, i Si i i stanj-e, the above rule will be adhered to Collections made every Monday. Notice. C. 0. McChum in, Esq., is our' authorized agent to receive-moneys, and receipt for uk in all luinesa matters con nected , with this ioiricc, which relates to subscription and advertisiFg. ' 1 Home Again -After a prolonged ab sence of several weeks, we have returned again to. our chair, and take thjs opportu nity of greeting pur. friends and patrons. "Wertgret exbeedinglythat our able young friend, Captuin Robinson who in our ab sence presided over ttte columns of the North Carolinian, was called away to an other field of duty before our i etnrrt. The ability that has marked his short career as -editor, can not have passed unnoticed . either by the readers jof the North Car ' oilman or of his. fellows in the. craft.- Sh Jijs obsence b of Jong or short , du- i UvULTT owhich. he isanstesaed Diember will follow him. In every posi tioivm which ..circumstances had placed imswheither in the field battling for the rights of his native land," or in .tUe tripod :weilding with tho vigor and "energy which has always characterized him he has evince draro talents combincdwith sound judgment and discretion. We movt arn estly trust his career of usefulness" is but Just opening, and that his life may be spared to his ' country, which stands in needof such men to giv her character, end to his numerous friends, who will vatch with dei$ interest his destiny. Consistency a L Jewel. It will afford no little surprise to our citizens to lcaru that one of tiiitiri strongest. anti-IIvldcn candida(e.i1 re centiyr elected to the Legislature from this county and Harnett, yotfd for a:':straitest sect' died in-the-wooi Iloldenite against one of .the citizens of this county who, with his friends, supported that'aame anti-Holden candi date !. Our people well know that Walter Huske, Esq.,of this place, was a candi hte foc-'Kngrpesir.jg Clerk. Gen A. I). McLean, i Ktrlctly anti-Holden that all others who did not agree with him precisely were unsound, voted open and 1above board 4br Mr; N. Leach, a aon ot, ''"fffr"5 "t 'YMivi Vrohngfeh ebunty , rossing Clerk of tho Legisbture, nciiiiift Walter Husk. Is'" not this admirable specimenot consistency f au Commendable.--We see that Judge Shepherd has introduced i.i the Legisla ture bill to instruct the Military Cora - mitten to enquire into the expediency of 1 relieving fromlllbme Guard duty, boad- I ed farniers This is a good move, if producers londed farmers and the like, are forced to abandon agricultural pur suits, and if some of the impressments of which we have; lately had an. example, in this community shall be practiced, tlie bfegimrg of the end is at hand. You can't force tut of the soil, without labor, sub- siitance for the army, and unless theso y farmtrs are lett at hme, and their etock unraolestcd, we will have a worse enemy ithan Grant or fSherman in our midst in a bort time.- ; 5l McClellau ia a caBdiate fcr U. nator frcrn ew Jersej. I In Ja'ck. Our ''sub Iqciivi ten ens not haying the fvnr, of rli Maine liquor law" bVforo hie eves, tendered bis services as-an "Expert''' to ''sample anything in our market -and give the pablic h:s impression as to its merits' hinting, in the mean lime that our friehd,'$Ir. Lve was reputed to have some "XaJ-h Vr2Vy" .which might or might not be Kod, but that if tie had a "$nt" upon ; which to base an opinion, bp tnjght- pronounce it good. Iu the mean time our friend,' Mi Love, smds the '-pint" much to the gratification of A viy-worn traveling Editor who returned ust in timr'to. settle ill and who. after .having seen and lasud (a . little fur the stomach's pxkr) new di'p-Vfrom Alabama to -Virginia, beir.g in his own estimation a gqetj judge, ha in soVfln form pronounced it most excellent. A; Yaukp TciicoiT. The follow ins? extract, which we find in the Balti more American, is styled by that paper as the traitorous conduct of a naval offi cer :. - . Cairo, No, lfi.-r-t h been discov ered that Jthe ironclad guubo&t llaJttler was actually recently aold to the rebeJs by her commander, at Hornoroint, below here. The informaJtion is r&lher injdefi nite, but it rs eaid Jthe ,commnder had a disposed of his jnen as to prevent resis tance to her delivery. -to the enemy A small boat approached her ou the night bhe was to riave been delivered to the enemy, butt a sabdrdiuate olScer on board had ia suspicions aroused, .ami fifed bis revolver at. the rebebj, frightjen idg them away.. The affair was subse quently investigated, when it -ras dis covered that the commatider of the gun Ujat had already received $200,000, and other payments were to be. made in cot ton. He was arrested, but escaped, de claring that he would command a priva teer, and give the .Yankees h 1. The rebels intended to use "the Rattler in cap turing the gunboat .General Bragg. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Correspondence of .the Carolinian. Kajkioh, Nov. 21, 1864. Col. P. J- Sinclair. j Deae Sir : The House was princi pally engaged to-day in electing Engross ing Clerks. Mr. McKay, of Harnett, was elected en Jmt.balloiby a very decided Btcond bdllotSesnbadn the etectieu ot Mr. Moore, of Stokes. Mr. W, W.tDunn only lacked one vote of being elec ted have no doubt but he will be elected to- -1 - - morrow. I Mr. Brown, of Mecklinburg, latroduced a! bill providing forv tho confiscation of the property of deserters, and - their ban ishment from the State-rforeyer .o bo deprived of citizenship nut alloyed to Vote, act .asjurpr, or hold any office what ever. Its a clincher. 1 Mr. McCormick introduced the fbllow- itg resolution, which was unanimously adopted : r Mttelvcd, That the Committee en the Judiciary be instructed to inquire into the expediency of passing a jaw to pro tect the citizens of this State from speciej payment duiin the existence of the present war, and that they report bj bill or otherwise. " , I The Speaker announced the several Joint Committees. The House then adjourned Georoi A,The Richmond Sentinel save it has nothing additional from Georgia, that would be prudent to publish while certain military operatious are tajiink plAce, which it is believed, will bring Mr. Sheriuajn up with ahort turn. The enemy are with out information as to our movements, and it has na intentien of . enlightexiiug them j WlLlIINGTON AND WkLDOK Ra1LBO-. The journal itates the gross receipts jf this road for the year ending 30th Set-f at" $4,010,09 87, igiij&t 40?,8S1 last year. Increase 1,706, S7. The expenditures have bean $1,864,224 34, and'the profit jfr.US.f 815 S, agaicst $809,652 67 last year. Incwase of profit "$386,162 96. The !r:Jr-.-L Jl' 1 j 1---5 t.. J '-r of .2J pet cent. I A Vjcksburg letter.saya. thiat a rebel force of seventy-five meu jwirrendered to General Dana's force of aegro inlautryl and after being dtKarmd, several thousand negroes were turnea loose upon them with their bayonets, and not a life was spared. The letter asks how this cold blooded atrooity will loo)c . on the pages of history. A few ojficers expressed ia diguatiou but -as a general" thing debate on the subject was suppressed. j Brig Gen. K. 8. Ripley has assumeAl coniiBand of the District of South r- 'lina heu'Viiurters at Charictton. ! aEfSA'fS OP; HIS EXCELiENcr, ZEBULOX B. f 1 ! ' : TO TBK -: -1 - G enerul Assembly of North Carolina. j 1 Conclude.) I dfsire io rail your, attrition to tho condUi'jji of. the !Utia" and the (ioard , lifr llomv I)rfn.o,WhicH leqnire some pdditiouai Irjy jlati;i titli of these or ganization wpio put on loot when the territory affotteft tu the ditferr nt regimen tk and ibstlaliora conuiind men -snflicient to iUlthcrii i to the number required by UwJ Both have b. en stripptfi by con jcriptiojj uiitil hcirrrl y anvthin reinHiha. of eittirr reime;it or histtaliotij tut offi rer.L When I now eall out ' the-Home Gurd for State Defence, I have ty put 4T" ' inahv coransnies toWtV er i; order to We ono.oi epnvTumiKUt a.:z. ana inn snpernt mei ;ry om'cers 0'tijitituMng large per cent of the whole foice. ar- Rent htm, as they carinot be made 'to'' serv in the ranka. ilia calises the gr ae t iucon vehience and injiKticf. Thi nly me.dy i reorganization and consolidation. LI tberefortvrecommeiid th aboli tion of the Home Guard as being one too many, arid thex)as.Rge ola la'w'Ttit.horizihg the cora bihation of the iklctdn compahie of.-ihe Militia jnto nevr ? rcgimrvt, . having the putabers necpsskry tt take the.; fie' W i once, and so jthAt all maybe compelled to do-duty alike.! I derm it Unnece-sary further to give the derail! nf ihe pn-postrd . plan, a. tho Adjutant General wi 1 pre sent them; fully to your military commit tee in a form which has njv approval. I also recommend the extenvou f tlie age to which men. are required to jurve in the militia to fifty five rar. .Though therA are hot a great many men at that ag cpable of active field service, there aro; yet many who ' coul'd perforin mo-t material service in arresting dtiserurs and repressing disorders at home, whise acesfion would g'-eatly strengthen this imjortaht:arin ot the State. : I The records of the country .will bear melnitness, gentieineif. that I have never 80ifghi to j have exuaordinary powers of any kind Conferrtd up4nmV, bi-ing cu teut to abide by our aneierit eu&tVms een when unusual . cifcuiuitances have ren dered them abortive. But I am firmly convinced; by actual vxpeiiencw, that it is imposible to vtifiroe discipline and. obedience to order in a militia organiza tioi throughout th State without 5ni-m-.ry power in tHc I'omm. r.der in Chief to tirop the offender from the rdl for ceittiii ' epe itie'i J wtffenes. With great heMt4:ion therefore, and aiovftd by a s'neare cenTio'viou of uuty, I recommend the conferrinj; of this power on the Ex ecutive to coniinua .nly during the war, and a restricted yrit may deem nec In this .eonnectUn I will ask your, con aieration of a cjpy of the resolutions adopted by a ireeting of the Governor ot the States of Virginia, Nortli 'Carolina, South Carolina, Qeorgia, AUbama, and Mississippi, held in Augusta, Ga., n the 17th ult., and request yoa to r.egard them a a part of thia meisage. This meeting was invited by me, in the arnst hope that om.ethiug uiight be agiecd upon 10 aid in reinforcing our armies and render ing uniform the attiou of the State ia many important particulars, especially with regard to the exemption from Con- acnption of State officers. After some days of f ee and harmonious interchange 01 upiinvus, iu result was me r sonitioni referrwd to. That one referri g to Stato torces doing duty beyond their wn bor ders, had allusion oi-ly to sp-cial and exiraordinary emergencies . when, as often . happoiis, the proper defensive peint tiny be beyond the State line and not wiihin it.; . f - . i Contrary to the impression fought to be made by some, the resolution relating to: the iiupiesmnt or conscription f slaves was, by no means intended to in- elude the aruiinz of t'tem. much less their final emancipation, which I take it would follow as a natural cousquence. I sup pose tnat aj5 propejty their temporary service were within reach of the govern -mo:it lik.e all Dtlier property, to be -employed as pioneerseiectiwg fortifications, cooks, teamster, hosnltal servants, labor, rs in the sveial departments, and ivhercver. in shoi t. the petrro coufd take i trfjT-i' " . :?Tt ";- i-TT n. trie t.i.m ai uuu U'.uiiiA cpmu entry & .i , i -,u:r"fao ;rr uuu.-miiuv;us tm- i -coriea so .see mem armed, yrhicb I ,v id "regatd not only dangerous in the. extreme," but as hss degrading, only tljan their employment in thip capacity byv our enemies. The propoj?itin to ' emancipate them by; the Confederate Government, (which in con science snuu Id be.i-one if they fought in eur armies,) I n ?fd as entirely out of the question. I .jijaeine that ruch an idea as abolUbig iVfry by the General j uovtrnmentTf advgitted five yearn iago would have, made 'fople stare, aud cause some linle ' excinerit.r This course woud," it seems .me, surrender ! the 1 cunre uesijon ((Vji &aa everseparatca the North f rom th Joutli ; 'would stu 1 tify ourselves in the eyi pf the j world,- land render our whole evolution nugatory-4-a mere object le waRto of human :ife, . I need uot illtidjsat t,to th eonstitQlieual question involved, Avhicli t presume must" be understood by i4s thne. Our inde pendence, I imaging, is chiefly desirable lor; th$ j prearvntfjwi of our iplitical iristitujUottf, .the rtpcipal ef which is. slavery; and It i itip Jto; he I won Ay; tlie b, ood ot ' whii' frsemeul Tbel tave, however, should cr;ainly be used to da fi? p.trtai a non r"i4lilaiaut. Tho resolution reltrring lb reia frcement pf the arnjy is worthy of your special atl earnest attention The Su premo Court fcxrLjg is' fh ca$9 -oi" Johnson yn. Mallei afSrme4 the opinio advanced by cm in my larft mcage, that the exemption ot oRlcers and aenti of the ij'atH is ilerirtd from bitier grounds than the' aVt of Coivres., thus plasing It as favorably as the friends of State twit eignty de ire, it bt-cmnes' us to "examine cary fully tt 'see if there be jVot many wh could, of our gt-ei b sparer! to the srvire of h? ewuntjy.- I kovrthat .tha growing disposition f the public to do t hit ha a rtct-ivfd a yevtre theck in the relocation jof details br whb" tt.e A"ar weparfiHPiit ha tTif Pfd tljr country bare of it most taluabif and inlipwifa- r' nhnics and artizanN. Ijtill there are qui'e a number f our officers whose I who are neitWr Wcr mechanic., With the retention of such . I do' not j sympathize,; arjd thtnk it a hanUhip that j they ehould eat the bread' of ease and I couiparatiyfBi idleness. ; whilst other ear th heat and bur'hen of the day. -Shuld you hot think jp.ropen o turn - them over tq cofiscripOori, ' then 1 fhink ifiseretiw should e -yestl in YtXpantiym bn av Uas number ilian th Fbol of, tbc miliii or home guar i.i called" for, o discrimi nate" aga.inV those who are rot produrera or mychanica.j ifiid if in th p'eargWnita tion of ttio inijitia -the povyer way vested in the Goerjier to appoint as fttric:s only funnels hr uxetul rareh'anus. much food mitjht sCcoihpl.i-hed and mucli isatis.et; nrwdYed from the afniy and peomc. My wnnervanon naa neep mnr jt is not so nuicll XU number as the char acter f tVe exempted nrs 6ns, many ot whom wer f peculat-r5, which causes the di.stisfaction. A F.se policy calls j upon us tp remove it, if not by the means I su'gvs.S thVji in rfome other way. By a receht'a.';reer;---.it 'atitered into be. t wren our gWer.nmVnt and that of the en eniy, it is provided xAM'. aach 'may hive the privileges of supplying jt. k dicra held S prisoners ef war by the otUer with certain necessary articles.-" Jndxf GuM, oiif Conrinisioiier ofllxrhane, itnforni me. thattle same privileice will be eximd ed tA the States. I therefore ak your consent to expend, shoul l it be iifcesa'rv, .a port'on of our fundifabrpad, not exceed ing 5'0U ster'ing. f"r the ben. fit f North Carolina stdiera held in .Kortticrn priVonsotHcers and rneri. I undertind the-United "'.-States will parole any vfBr dcMnaud.forjthi pnrpose, which woiill guarantee an eay and pnper ipohitiou ot the funds, j - . . !' ' (The Governor alludes to the suVjert of the supply of Kaltid of the difiTcultits lif obtjiniiy' iJJ-fC Nh.ii -sTaH- vuy, I think could w.fely sure yon of salt provided transput tation can be had J - I . The execution of the laws helmets more and more diflfault, owing nt so-much u the s ierasu of crim'. in iy opinnh, as to tlie want of boldrosio the eivil nn istraf.es. Many complaints continue to reach me from all parts of the St4t of depredations and outrages of straggling soldiers, illegal impressments of property by Cohfedeiate Ag-ns and many "high handedjviolations of civil right by milita ry' scomTnandtrs Most of theiiufreers appeal to me for redrei which r am often uiiabU to ff rd thoix. The' forget that the law still exist?, and that. it is their right and duty to apply i', whenever und by whomsoever, aggrieved, in th aneiont way. The General in command, and ihe private soldier alike, may be and should be arrested ,jpr any otfence against, th rights or liberties f the c"t;xet. and if n sitrance is made, the whole inilitaryforce of the State ould be brought to bear, te enforce submission. One wrong redre'ati by the Kw would be worth twenty ndrds sed by Extcutiye appeal to the supeiior ofliccr of the offender. , "", The Governor concludes his admirable message iu the eloquent and patriotic words that follow i If I have ever " maintained a" canst at and aliidmg faith in our uld'tnate triumpKi I. owe that faiith mor than to skillful geu erttls, great, and gallan Mruiivs, .ships : joi war or fortified cj ties to tfiat 'cur aad ate -otttie ,Wja.-.i-r i:r" . nature, th- I greed of gain. aitiaw opacity, el- shriesa.' grisd'ii rCt; -'rMwr indilVrence ta Jthe agonies "ot iur .country',"'; and ail tlie Kertlesaaii ! thVuhpatruiti l.Wre?JiU iu' my two years ot do.-e mtrrcr with the people of my. native ta Je. s-r ound a pure" and undyiiig flaine f nbs Origiit and glorious tfjp jpf counlryv wit : v can rnaki the poor siiidbw prfth hurUat hoy a kinsman of the Angels. " A. nyc: said, it cajf hot, h that (J ed ,y iu " rj c.t a 11 1 hi wicri fice nd count s ruK.i'all this patience and t6ng suffering b of the wicked h'eni fomv',' t. 4t iStilc rillj of patri otic fleve JtkIinj5.h n the meuntaiu gpret flpwing ' oiw ri - hrough the plain and. receiving it ttiL tariefj o; blood in cverif yaijyj muftt vi &c the ca in strhand.voiumeuf-y eaoujrh to bear m trmtnpn tne aTvr outtent treedom which yro , are aUug'r to, launch upon iUhJasom, Let ";v. thme to' sustain xurgofermant ij a fitful and necs Fary ; pow er.,i and gi-', that wonder'tul jmd vu.ojiens army v jmnsiblc phya icattjttrid moral upp?!; Jet ! us while ting rixiottslvtt v; visIMe and rca- aotiaie niwana cVs..j c he' 4 every platUible by-path whoe mile mrs point to ruin and dishonor ; let w a cept th iiaple uith ohhe UtrioUiv lherjuiUcej r, of aur . cause which :ieadnh to filiation. - X and avoid the learned skepticism of the doubter .which" taketh hold on hell, and the' result will Ins all that the friend f cowl guvernuient and human freedom iould deire. A natinn parifid by 'sorrow,! Ktrenthvned by suffering and wle from thf biood lessons fivil war, ahnll yet I Huhibly trut in(.Kd; eUbtiah and per petnateor thir more fortunate children, a pOTrrntncnt jich i?j all the ' traditioua of liberty ai.d civililionI' " " ZKiiULOX B. VANCE. EAST 'TENNESSEE. The Bristol Register of r'nday iajs that Baustnyers from Jonesboro' . Thurs-' day, could give lis but little additxoaal -iill'.l trim 1)J Vitif littla nrlifiMa1 iv. of Breckinridge's movement. - He if it) jumung the enemy and securio the frmiii of his victory. TEe toHl nyn rv. -1 fie total num ber f pr'son'dra captured is reported to be eiijht huitdred andrfifjy Vour hun- drep of these are expected to reach hre j ta-day. Fifty wagons and teams; iti adr ditton t those, already reported", havev- fallen into or haads. The eney are in .me-ce at "8trVwbe'fry fjains, 1$ mile from Knoxyille, and it is said thet GenerafYatighu is a jainln .th'eij-rear. We expect to hear oif anpiher )iandome " hpKir.g" affair in a few da)s, and thea ho.! for K.npxyille. ; v ; 1 Later Intelligence received Saturday niht ' assures as that our fwrcea Veld" Strawberry Plains and that "the "enemy have retreated to their forticatieaa at Khoxtillt. - JCxcHANrtRpp" Citjzkns. Gen. .Gillarii, cofuiijandor of forcei in Eist Teanetiat prop es to GenI Vaughn to exe$an certajn ritirens ruenttoned, and a!yo prr reev gf 'peral exehange rTtirts eap tuWd by both aides in Kast Tennessee, and suggests that no otker arrests be ma le. - ' The? Wilt be a; meetl.ag" of tke Ttstfg Ialdie Knitting SsocVcjV V the rcideute of Mrs. iiaaktkis afternoba atS 'elck. 1 '-'-.. ' : -....'.."."- NErtl)VEsiiENfir. rATEn'EVIU.K NORTH CAKOLISi, WIHTAHY ACADEMY. T IX f IOX wiM ontMnuct lit f. i prior ti the et'Jaaaarj; tS6lv,(Vk w time- the trtntwUI bV toade kaawa. ' , .V AJio. waatfed twu Tebr)i f atU.U.a.rjr i-' i'tB, ad k jS'Uward ia tht instltiitraa. ''-Ai-i arcit 111 If --. WJt. A luxes; SaptriaUalaaL AUCTION SALES, By CI IMcTIIllnn, Autionor. "T 7"llL beadd fa front of ry SUrt ,lit darnf Dtceir.. U follow la r lets of fiae CrtXW LN G TOBACCO : 106 Boxm HeCuil6cVJ( Orar. mO " Pe.aa aa'd Hea'ey. V Samples ihown at any tine. ''':'V AliSO Sal yesiUya. At tke line time aad place. , 3 Ubls P; k. Sijax.' S Hal 4 i Shftetiagv aad madrv otkrr artieU. :ll DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR RENT AT AUCTION, II. ITlcIlLLrAIV, Auctioneer . ... ..... ,-..r IVTJLL rant frooi niy stare door oa Taara dv lit Dtcembtr, a ta'rb and toavea teat Dwelling Uae, eoatiitting ,7 r.enri aa4 t fire place,-.Th yard ii large, ,yVa"iataf all neetniiary nutliXuies aad a wall f,axCallB watr.''irttW gond jrardea attahtrt ; ka4i aad ercfjthih; ennecAedwi.th .th 'MtablhaaMt new and in good repair. This Owilliag frtm iti loeatiua, ,Hvraoant) d.fMateaieaeM is rendered owe ol'the xaostdeu aWfJa lft Ti eiattr 'f Fayetteville. ?offuiba gtvio'frat )f Jsanary ; '--. 2a-tlB - Further iVjcMtiee f'ilie Sale of iUc PluUtaUon, srocic ritop. . OFvrnr -7,tr 3iaj. .iiio. i.-. Cillmoi-c." : , TERMi5 - The JManUtion will be ioM.accordiir t ii rcqairameaU of the. Will oa o;b or tro jear ' ereedit, for flitte bearing inWrt ' . "The A'tockr-Crop. . Ac. will be told' 9iK montha crdlV inter et rom date,' with Vrivi, iuc immwi vj caia or a aetes; K. FT MOORE, j " . W. DRAUGHOX, AaetV ? Uh 129. V , LOST. NE CERTIFICATE, dated Mareh t7tw Ui No. 8U4. ADTlMrion jfiliifl'i. Jv above will b aaitablv rMrarddi r. 2t3-6t :. . ; . A- . PPLTCATl O.V will be iaade tn tb ul loL' later? & ertb Caaotiai; at iti nit tl to iBcorpftrate the Ta.mteille;-2f . cl L , , 7"- . H-e, accrdi2- t v Brf!sn'tat"iertt.)are JfllMiikk4, at , the Plantation on the.kast ide of C 'arH Eirer. alniut llnules frcm th town oV-. tttVritle, iva T U8 DAY thJ "Vj OCX a V C r iab-jcrib f$x the Caaohmaj1 f - I r A " .
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